I am currently on the hunt for a job as a certified medical administrative assistant or as a certified billing and coding specialist back in my hometown. The challenge I am facing is that I am applying from an overseas location and I'm newly certified with only "high school" type jobs on my resume since I have been a sahm for the last 7 1/2 years. I have tried follow up emails with my job applications but only get sorry but if only you were in the area type responses. My future employers do not have to cover any type of relocation cost as that is already covered. I am trying to get an interview or two lined up before we get back stateside or a job where I can start within 5 days of arrival. Any Advice???

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I haven’t had much work experience being 19. I served in the army for a little over a year but got injured and nobody is willing to hire me. I’ve had hundred of interviews and nothing. I was “let go” in their terms from a stinking temp agency. I’ve had no income for a little over a month now. I’ve been looking anywhere from construction to a secretary and nobody is willing to hire. I’m willing to take anything at this point. Overseas contracting jobs have been one of my biggest options so far

Hello my name is Cherie and I am 62. I served in the Marine Corps 3 years active and 3 inactive. Enjoyed meeting people from all around the U.S. Learning about different lifestyles and ways of the world. In 1998 I had a snowmobile accident and I have TBI. I am looking for part-time employment. I use a cane most of the time and a walker when needed. I have a top secret clearance from the Marine Corps. My skills many in the areas of an office, insurance, catalogs, phones, electronics and a few more. I am a fast learner (OJT). Willing to learn or teach and to take on more tasks. I am a people-person from the heart. Any question please call, I am willing to try new things or explain what I already know. Thank You Cherie

I believe it's as hard as the foundation it was built on. Life in general is hard. So never thinking of quitting is what you have to do.

I'm just looking for another night stocker job. I'm a retired Military veteran.

I'm 35, x-military, and have disabilities. I find it harder than ever to find work. equal opportunity my ass.. Most of the places ive applied for im well over qualified to work. But im stuck working with whats available to me here in my town. Mainly restaraunts as ive got over 10 years in the fast food industry. ive also applied at some office jobs doing clerical things. i cant survive off of minimum wage. $7.25hr here. and it seems no jobs are going to be hiring me anytime soon. im literally freaking out. bills are due. Hell my phones getting shut off after today because i cant pay the bill, because I cant find a job, because nobody will hire me. Im almost at my wits end.. Literally...

I will be graduating from college a few days and will soon be shipping off to the Air Force basic training in January. I'm looking for a job that will understanding my military obligations.

I have more than 20 years of educational experience, both in the classroom and with practical hands-on training. After leaving the military I earned my Series 7 and Series 66 and worked in the financial sector for some time. Currently I telecommute for a company that services accounts for multi-national search engine companies and technology firms. I have a strong work ethic with proven leadership experience and an ability to solve problems. Currently I am studying for Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification as a form of self-directed professional development.

Highly motivated 12 year Active Duty Air Force veteran separating in February of 2018 looking for engaging, challenging, cyber security or systems engineering position with growth potential.

I was a army recruiter for awhile been in the military for 7 years now and am currently in the army national guard so im am looking for a new job as recruiting was a 16 he day Monday threw Sunday and just did not have the time to spend with my family